Amélie Mauresmo, openly lesbian, fomer World #1 and 2-time Grand Slam champion (Austalian Open 2006 and Wimbledon 2006) announced her retirement from professional women's tennis on Friday at age 30.I don’t want to train anymore,” Mauresmo said after shedding tears about the decision. “I had to make a decision, which became evident in the last few months and weeks. When you grew older, it’s more difficult to stay at the top.”We'll miss, you Amélie!!Mauresmo, who won both of her Grand Slam titles in 2006, at the Australian Open and Wimbledon, said she was happy to leave on a good note after winning her 25th singles title—her first in almost two years—in Paris this season. She also had seven wins over Top 10 players in her final year.
“It’s a bit sad, but this is the right decision,” Mauresmo said. “I was lucky enough to have an exceptional career and to experience very strong feelings on the court.”
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